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Spittlebug; looks generally like Aphrophoridae, but could be related to the Microsargane group, which resembles Aphrophoridae but is really Cercopidae!
Aphrophoridae, poss. Cephisus?
Perhaps the genus Prosapia? Not sure, though....
This is a Fulgoridae planthopper...genus Acraephia or Alaruasa (I get those genera confused...!)
beautiful treehopper pics, Lauren...and excellent natural history observations!! Keep it up!!! This is the genus Antianthe, but I don't know about the species....
Fig. 127 of Thierry Porion's 1994 book: "Fulgoridae 1: Illustrated Catalogue of the American Fauna". Not the best way to ID species, but this one's wing patterns are fairly distinctive....
Great pics! I've suggested an ID - Amantia combusta. I'm pretty sure...the wing pattern looks right....
Unsure of the species...S. phalerata or closely related, I think....
What a great pic....nice color composition!! Who says bugs can't be attractive?!?!? :)
